WO2009121596A2 - Method for operating a wind power plant having a doubly-fed asynchronous machine and wind power plant having a doubly-fed asynchronous machine - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a method for operating a wind turbine with a double-fed asynchronous machine and a wind turbine with a double-fed asynchronous machine.
- WO 2005/027301 A1 discloses a method for operating a frequency converter for a generator.
- the method relates to a wind turbine with a frequency converter which has a converter connected to the generator and a converter connected to the mains.
- the method provides that in the event of a significant drop in the line voltage, the voltage in an intermediate circuit between the inverters is reduced and an output current of the line-side converter is increased.
- the operating frequency for controlling the line-side converter can be reduced in order to increase the output current of the line-side converter.
- a generator for a wind turbine which has a low-voltage control for traversing network faults.
- the control is provided in order to reliably feed power into the network, in particular taking into account the grid connection conditions of the power supply companies.
- the requirements are called "low voltage ride through” (LVRT) and specify that a wind turbine should continue to feed synchronously into the electrical grid when there is a voltage drop in the grid.To meet these requirements, it is proposed, when a voltage drop occurs to vary the blade angles of one or more rotor blades.
- the invention has for its object to provide a method for operating a wind turbine with a double-fed asynchronous machine and such a wind turbine, which can be easily adapted to different FRT requirements.
- the object is achieved by a method having the features of claim 1.
- the object is also achieved by a wind energy plant with the features of claim 18.
- Advantageous embodiments form the subject of the dependent claims.
- the method according to the invention serves to operate a wind energy plant with a doubly fed asynchronous machine, which has a mains-side converter and a generator-side converter.
- the converters are preferably connected to one another by a DC intermediate circuit.
- a control is provided according to the invention, which controls the inverter.
- the method according to the invention has the step that the inverters of the wind power plant are controlled by the control by reference variables. According to the inverters are controlled in an error of the network of at least one control module that controls the torque and / or active power and the reactive power and / or the reactive power such that a separation of the asynchronous machine from the network only takes place when the mains voltage falls below a predetermined voltage time characteristic.
- the method uses a first reference variable function, which specifies a reference variable for the torque and / or the active power in the event of a fault.
- the first reference variable function allows, in the case of an error, to specify the command values for the control on one or both inverters.
- the control of the inverter takes place both in normal operation as well as in case of error on the reference variables, so that there is no structural difference in their control for the inverter.
- the inventive method provides that the first reference variable function for the torque and / or the active power has at least two basic functions.
- a first basic function predetermines the time profile of the setpoint value for the torque and / or the active power after the occurrence of the error case, while the second basic function determines the time profile of the setpoint value for the torque and / or the active power after termination of the fault.
- the control module for the first reference variable function the control module is subdivided into two basic functions in order to be able to adapt the control module more easily to different FRT requirements.
- a second reference variable function is also provided, which determines the setpoint value for the reactive power and / or the reactive current.
- the second command value function also has two basic functions, of which a third basic function is the time profile of the reference value for the reactive power and / or the reactive current after onset and a fourth basic function the time profile of the reference value for the reactive power and / or the reactive current after termination of the error case certainly.
- the voltage-time characteristic curve being able to be parameterized in the method according to the invention, it is ensured that the reference variable functions for adaptation to different FRT requirements can be easily determined by the suitable choice of the parameters can be adjusted.
- the use of a modular, parameterizable control allows the command value functions to be used after parameterization without intervention in the control processes. The development times and the required conversion times with a change in the FRT requirement can be significantly reduced as a result.
- the first reference variable function with a torque and / or power function predefines a torque and / or power setpoint value to the generator-side converter.
- This expedient refinement is based on the fact that requirements for the generation of active power (P) of the wind energy plant during and after grid faults are also set in the FRT requirements from the grid connection instructions.
- P active power
- n is the speed and M is the torque or the air gap torque of the asynchronous machine.
- the second reference variable function predefines the setpoint value for the torque and / or the active power to the line-side converter.
- the mains voltage is measured and detects a fault in the network when the mains voltage reaches a predetermined threshold.
- threshold falls below.
- An error case is detected by the controller when the mains voltage drops by a predetermined amount, so that a threshold for the error is exceeded.
- an error case is detected only if the threshold is exceeded at least for a predetermined period of time.
- Both the predetermined time duration and the threshold value are parameters which can be set in the controller in accordance with the specifications of the grid connection guidelines.
- a fault of the network is detected when a rotor current and / or an intermediate circuit voltage rises above a predetermined limit.
- the rotor current here is the current that flows into the circuit of the rotor.
- the intermediate circuit voltage is the voltage which is present in the DC voltage intermediate circuit between the generator-side and the network-side converter.
- the first basic function preferably reduces the setpoint value for the torque and / or the active power to a value close to zero with a first time interval after occurrence of the error case, in a second subsequent period of time the setpoint value is raised to a predetermined minimum value.
- the minimum value in the control module is predetermined by parameters, so that it can be easily adjusted.
- the desired value of the first basic function is preferably dependent on a mains voltage present in the event of a fault. In a particularly preferred embodiment, the dependence of the setpoint value on the mains voltage and / or the predetermined minimum value of the first basic function is selected depending on whether an error exists in all phases or in only one or two phases of the network.
- the first basic function offers a broad spectrum in order to be able to adapt the control module to different FRT requirements without much effort.
- the second basic function which specifies the torque and / or power setpoint only after completion of the fault, starts at a predetermined time and increases the setpoint value for the torque and / or the power from this time to a predetermined second time point back to the value for the nominal power and / or rated torque.
- first and second times are preferably preselectable parameters.
- the parameters for the first and the second time can be defined in the control module depending on the number and / or the duration of the previous error cases.
- control module for the torque and / or active power setpoints can be easily adapted to different voltage-time characteristics.
- the value of the second reference variable function for the reactive current is determined as a function of the magnitude difference of the nominal network voltage and the mains voltage during the fault. This ensures that the wind turbine supplies the necessary contribution to grid support in the event of a fault. Furthermore, it can be provided that the maximum setpoint value for the reactive current during the fault is limited to a predetermined maximum value.
- the second reference variable function can also be easily adapted for different voltage-time characteristics.
- the object is likewise achieved by a wind power plant with a doubly-fed asynchronous machine which has a mains-side converter and a generator-side converter and a controller, wherein the controller controls the converter in normal operation via reference variables.
- the inventively designed control has an error detection module which triggers a control of the inverter by at least one control module in case of failure of the network.
- the at least one control module controls the converters via reference variables in such a way that a separation of the asynchronous machine from the mains is omitted, as long as the mains voltage does not fall below a predetermined voltage-time characteristic.
- the control of the wind power plant according to the invention consists of an error detection module and at least one control module to respond to a fault in the network can, the modular design of the controller allows easy adaptation to different FRT requirements.
- the curve of the voltage-time characteristic is defined by preselectable parameters in the at least one control module.
- First and second reference variable functions have a plurality of preselectable parameters that define the time profile of the setpoints.
- the system according to the invention has a switch, which is controlled by the fault detection module to separate the inverter from the controller for the normal case, such as a management of the wind turbine, and connect to the control modules.
- the reference variable functions are again subdivided into basic functions, one of which specifies the setpoint values during the error case (first and third basic function) and another after the error case (second and fourth basic function).
- FIG. 1 shows the construction according to the invention of a modular controller for a double-fed asynchronous machine
- FIGS. 7a to 7c the course of mains voltage, reactive current and torque in case of error.
- the mechanical power of the rotor is converted into electrical power via the drive train in the generator.
- the generator 19 This is coupled via two electrical circuits to the network.
- the stator circuit 10 is directly coupled to the network 12.
- the rotor circuit 14 is indirectly coupled to the network 12 via the frequency converter 16.
- the frequency converter 16 has the task to regulate the generator 19.
- the energy flows from the mechanical energy of the rotor via the generator into the electrical network.
- Faults in the network such as voltage dips, act on the wind turbine due to the connection of the generator to the grid.
- the grid connection rules for wind energy plants therefore provide for wind energy plants special criteria for traversing a grid fault without disconnecting or disconnecting the grid of the wind turbine. This behavior of the wind turbine is also referred to as "fault ride through"("FRT").
- the stator circuit 10 is connected directly to network 12.
- the rotor circuit 14 is also connected to the network 12 via a frequency converter 16.
- the frequency converter 16 has a generator-side converter 18 and a network-side converter 20.
- the converters 18, 20 are connected to one another via a DC voltage intermediate circuit 22.
- Everyone who Inverter 18, 20 is controlled via a pulse width modulation 24, 26.
- the controller 28 of the frequency converter 16 is for controlling the generator-side converter 18, a target value for the torque M * and a target value for the reactive current I B * before.
- torque M * is subsequently switched off, this can always be replaced by a setpoint value for active power P *.
- the reactive current I B * can always be replaced by a target value for the reactive power Q *.
- the network-side converter 20 is set by the controller 28, a target value for the reactive current I B *.
- the setpoint values M * for the torque and I B * for the reactive current serve as reference variables and are generated within the controller 28 of the frequency converter 16. Subsequently, these setpoints corresponding pulse pattern are generated, resulting in a impressed for the rotor of the generator three-phase voltage, which causes the generation of the reference variables corresponding reactive power and the torque in the generator. Due to the controllability of the asynchronous generator according to torque and reactive current, the technical prerequisites have been created to be able to react to FRT requirements.
- the FRT methods have always been an integral part of the controller 28.
- the inventive control as shown in Figure 1, there is a different structure and a different functionality of the controller.
- the components which fulfill the same function as in the conventional control according to FIG. 2 are also given the same reference numerals in FIG.
- the setpoint values M * and I B * are applied to the control 30 as reference variables during normal operation.
- a controller 32 is provided for normal operation.
- the controller 32 general sizes of the operation of the management of externally (not shown), for example, from an operation of the wind turbine, be specified.
- the setpoint values M * and I B * determined by the controller 32 are applied to the inverters 18, 20 via regulators 34, 36, 38, the pulse patterns required for controlling the inverters likewise being generated by the pulse width modulation 24 and 26.
- the controllers 34, 36 and 38 perform a comparison with the actual values for the torque M-, st and the reactive current I B- , st by.
- the rotor current and the stator voltage are measured in a measuring device 39, for example.
- these measured variables are transformed into the actual values for the torque M-, st and the reactive current I B- , st .
- the transformation takes place as a function of the rotational speed of the generator (not shown). From the difference between the actual value and the setpoint, the controlled variable for the controllers 34 to 38 is formed.
- FIG. 1 shows an error detection module 40 which, in the event of a fault, disconnects the inverters 18, 20 from the setpoint values of the controller 32 via a switch 42 and connects them to two control modules 44, 46.
- the voltage-time characteristic from FIG. 3 is defined by freely selectable interpolation points 52, which in the present example are each connected to one another via lines.
- the voltage-time characteristic in Figure 3 describes a so-called voltage funnel, the requirements of the network operator say that as long as the mains voltage is greater than the predetermined by the voltage-time characteristic 48 voltage value, a grid separation of the wind turbine must not occur. That is, in the double-fed asynchronous generator, that the switch 50 of Figure 1 must remain closed.
- the voltage hopper predetermined by the voltage-time characteristic 48 is characterized in that the wind energy plant in a first short time interval to t ⁇ must remain in spite of a very extensive voltage dip in the grid. In a second time interval from U to t 2 , the wind power plant may only disconnect from the grid when the grid voltage is below the voltage value U 2 . If the grid voltage does not increase at least linearly up to a voltage value of U 3 in a time interval t 2 to t 3 , the wind turbine may be disconnected from the grid. For a subsequent longer range, the wind turbine must be operated on the grid when the voltage value of U 4 is exceeded.
- the voltage-time characteristic in general for the control. For example, the voltage values can be in the interval t ⁇ are set to a predetermined value by the grid feeding to t 2 by suitable bases.
- control of the control modules 44 and 46 is carried out such that the setpoint specifications M * and I B * done so that the wind turbine does not disconnect from the grid and meet the detailed requirements of the network operators.
- Figure 4 shows an exemplary waveform of the first reference variable function as a torque function 53 of the control module 44.
- a first time interval t ß - employing at its beginning the network fault - the target value preset for the torque is set to zero.
- Li a second time interval tc is a setpoint for the moment of about 40% of the rated torque.
- a torque setpoint with the value zero is again applied to the generator-side converter 18.
- the setpoint for the generator-side converter 18 is increased again e-functional to the nominal value for the torque.
- the torque function shown in FIG. 4 is dependent on the FRT requirements as defined by the Voltage-time characteristic are shown in Figure 3. In order to better account for the torque function of FIG. 4 in the control module, it is broken down into two basic functions.
- FIG. 5 shows a first basic function which describes the course of the torque 55 after the occurrence of the fault.
- FIG. 6 shows the course of the second basic function as a torque function after the occurrence of the error, approximately after 1.7 seconds in relation to the occurrence of the error, a parabolic rise of the torque setpoint is applied to the rated power.
- FIG. 7b shows that the torque 56 of the wind turbine is reduced to zero immediately after the occurrence of the error case and is restarted after about 0.3 seconds.
- the torque of the wind turbine is reduced to zero again to be raised again after a defined period of time to the rated torque.
- the wind turbine has again reached the nominal torque.
- the feeding of the reactive current starts directly with the fault.
- an increased reactive current 58 is fed in for compensation, which is reduced again when the fault has ended.
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